No. 712 in Lithuanian

laikui

"For (the) time."

In a sentence

Laikui bėgant, viskas keičiasi.
Over time, everything changes.
The word 'laikui' means 'to time' or 'with time' and is used to denote the passage of time.
Ji pasakė, kad neturinti laiko laikui.
She said she doesn't have time for leisure.
Here, 'laikui' assumes a figurative meaning, referring to leisure or unstructured time.
Laikui pasibaigus, mėginsime pradėti iš naujo.
When the time ends, we will try to start over.
The word 'laikui' relates to the given time frame ending.

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